Netflix made a major splash at Anime Expo over the weekend, dropping new trailers, clips and images from its anime lineup including “Sakamoto Days,” “My Melody & Kuromi,” and “Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 ...

Netflix has already released a stacked slate of anime this year. Season 2 of Dandadan is currently airing and Japan with a ...

Recently, Japan Times sat down with Netflix’s director of anime to talk about the company’s interest in anime. Taito Okiura is the man behind Netflix’s anime acquisition and production.

Netflix is unveiling a huge expansion of its commitment to Japanese content, ... It said too that over 120 million households have watched at least one anime title in the past year, ...

But Netflix isn’t just spending on anime for the sake of the global market. It is also eyeing expansion in Japan itself, where it has an estimated six million subscribers.

Jefferies, a global investment bank, has identified three major companies that are poised to benefit from the booming anime industry, which is expected to reach a value of $60 billion by 2030.

Sukeban, the live sports and entertainment brand that fuses Japanese female pro-wrestling with anime aesthetics, has inked a strategic partnership with NTT DoCoMo Studio & Live Inc. to accelerate its ...

Rahul Purini also spoke about the company's co-production strategy and what challenges remain for bringing anime to Western audiences: "That discovery piece is the biggest thing." ...

If an anime fan wanted access to every new show, she’d have to pay $47 a month for access to Crunchyroll, Funimation, HIDIVE, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Netflix.